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in the county of North Yorkshire
(10.3 miles, 16.6 km, direction NE of Helmsley)This is a lovely village hidden in a lush green valley landscape of sweeping hillsides, meadows and breathtaking scenery...
a Historic Market Town in the county of North Yorkshire
(11.5 miles, 18.5 km, direction E of Helmsley)The enduring popularity of the East Coast of North Yorkshire owes much to the excellent long sandy beaches, while the lure of the wild moorland and its communities never fades...
in the county of North Yorkshire
(12.9 miles, 20.8 km, direction NW of Helmsley)Osmotherley is a beautiful unspoilt village on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors, it lies surrounded by moors and pastureland between the Cleveland and Hambleton Hills...
a Picturesque Village in the county of North Yorkshire
(13.6 miles, 21.9 km, direction E of Helmsley)Thornton-le-Dale is a lovely village lying at the foot of the North Yorkshire Moors...
in the county of North Yorkshire
(14.1 miles, 22.8 km, direction N of Helmsley)Nestling in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, Westerdale affords the visitor wonderful views over the surrounding dales...
All towns in North YorkshireThis is a fascinating site where you can explore the 12th century ruins of a once great castle and spectacular earthworks cut.....
This magnificent historic mansion has a rich, colourful history. The house is an impressive Baroque style building overlooking.....
Rievaulx Abbey is situated on 15 acres in the valley of Rye approximately 3 miles from Helmsley in Northern Yorkshire and was.....
Gilling Castle rises above Gilling East in a fabulous setting between the Hambledon and Howardian Hills. The house is.....
It would be hard to find a more perfect setting for the gracious ruins of centuries old Byland Abbey than this remote valley spot.....
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The remains of a moat still surround the ruinous Slingsby Castle built for Ralph de Hastings in 1338. Indeed, the moat may well.....